Complex Project Management
- Jun 21
- 1 min read
Description
This subject examines the theory and practice of managing projects characterised by high uncertainty, interdependency, and organisational complexity. Students develop the analytical and leadership capabilities required to navigate environments where traditional linear approaches are insufficient. Drawing on real-world case studies, the subject equips practitioners to diagnose complexity, design appropriate delivery frameworks, and lead projects to successful outcomes in ambiguous and dynamic contexts.
Learning Outcomes
Analyse and classify project complexity across multiple dimensions. Apply adaptive and hybrid delivery frameworks to complex environments. Lead decision-making under uncertainty with structured governance. Evaluate project performance beyond schedule and cost. Translate complexity theory into practical management action.
Institution
Adelaide University




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